1. 基于模糊隶属函数的高寒荒漠区人工林稳定性评价.
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徐莹 and 邓磊
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In this study, based on the comprehensive evaluation theory of fuzzy membership function, 5-, 10-, 15-, 20-, and 25-year-old Populus cathayana and Populus cathayana+Picea crassifolia forests at the eastern edge of the Gonghe Basin in Qinghai Province were investigated and four indicators that can reflect the basic characteristics of the community, namely, population renewal potential, forest soil fertility, forest productivity, and species diversity, were selected to build an evaluation model for forest community stability. The results indicated that the regeneration potential of the P. cathayana+P. crassifolia forest was higher than that of the P. cathayana forest. Planting P. crassifolia in a 25-year-old P. cathayana forest increased the content of available phosphorus, available potassium in the 0-40 cm soil, and organic matter in the 0-60 cm soil of the forest. Mixed planting enriched the canopy structure, whereas replanting enhanced the biomass of the tree layer. The competitive advantage of trees was greater than that of shrubs. As the forest age increased, the biomass growth rate of the underground part of the tree layer in the P. cathayana+P. crassifolia forest was greater than that of the aboveground part. As the habitat in the forest improved, the underground competition effect of plants increased and allocation of biomass in the underground part increased. The 25-year-old P. cathayana+P. crassifolia forest had the highest species richness as well as diversity index and dominance of the understory herb layer. The stability of the community in different restoration years was the highest in the 25-year-old P. cathayana+P. crassifolia forest, and the evaluation results were consistent with the development of the local P. cathayana forest. Mature P. crassifolia can provide a stable reproductive strategy for positive succession and sustainable development of the community, enabling it to develop a near-natural forest structure. The first generation protection forest built with P. cathayana clone cuttings at the east edge of the Gonghe Basin and similar habitats suggested that replanting of local tree species can improve community stability,achieve natural community development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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